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Dominican Rep. Day Watch
- Original title
- Dnevnoy Dozor (Day Watch)
- Year
- 2006
- Running time
- 140 min.
- Country
Russia- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Konstantin Khabenskiy- Aleksey Chadov
Yuriy Kutsenko- Igor Lifanov
- Zhanna Friske
- Mariya Poroshina
- Vladimir Menshov
- Galina Tyunina
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Fantasy. Horror. Action | Vampires. Sequel
- Synopsis
- Day Watch (Russian: Dnevnoi Dozor), a Russian fantasy action blockbuster marketed as "the first film of the year", opened in theatres across Russia on January 1, 2006. It is a sequel to the 2004 film "Night Watch", featuring the same cast. It is based on the second and the third part of Sergey Lukyanenko's novel Night Watch rather than its follow-up novel Day Watch. The film's budget was USD$4.2 million and was expected to gross $40 million in Russia alone.
It is New Year's Eve of 2006, more than one year after the events of Night Watch. Anton Gorodetsky, the protagonist of the first film, finds himself in the middle of an approaching conflict between the Light and Dark Others, who are still bound with an uneasy truce. Anton is still a Night Watch operative, now working with his trainee and romantic interest, Svetlana (the healer from the first film, now a Light Other). As his son Yegor has now become a Dark Other, Anton is forced to secretly destroy evidence of Yegor's attacks on normal people, which violate the treaty, leaving the Night Watch unable to sentence Yegor.
To redeem for his previous mistake, an attempt to use a witch's service to kill the unborn Yegor (shown in the beginning of the first film), Anton seeks the legendary Chalk of Fate, a magical chalk that could rewrite history, which was once Tamerlan's property and one of the main reasons of his numerous military successes.
Meanwhile, Zabulon, the leader of the Dark Others and their Day Watch, is waiting for Yegor's birthday. At the birthday, Yegor would become a Great Other and acquire the power that would allow the Dark Others to break the treaty (which is only supported because the Others fear that the two sides will destroy each other). Being grateful to Anton for his covering of Yegor doesn't stop the Day Watch from trying to frame Anton and get him sentenced for murder. (From wikipedia.org).
U.S. release date: June 1, 2007- Rankings Position
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"Like its predecessor, the movie is a joyous celebration of extravagant pulp and post-Soviet kitsch, joyously trafficking in gore, loud cars, ladies' stilettos and excess for its own sake."
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